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RDAY JUNE" 21, 1924.

If you only knew how good Constance Talmadge is in the "Primitive Lover' we couldn't keep you away with a cave- man's club.

TODAY at 230, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.15 p.m.

The Final Presentation of

CONSTANCE TALMADGE

in a peppy play of prim husbands

and primitive lovers

"The Primitive

Lover

THE CORONET

WILLIAM S. HART

THE CHINA MAIL.

CINEMA CHATTER.

"THE TOLL GATE,”

William Hart Bandit Chieftain.

William S. "Hart, who appears! in The Wolf Gate.showing at "Ale Star Thetitre for the last time.

MASTER DRAMA,

"THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST."

THE IRON TRAIL.”

Notable Star Theatre Pletare.

To-morrow's Coronet Fenture. In the wilds of Alaska, where untold wealth awaited upon the The works of David Bekisen ent lo-day, is said to have the most successfully transferred to the use of civilization, Murray powerful drudatie role of his silver screen. This was evid-'Neil, affectionately called "The caner as Black Deering, the lan-eved by

of Irish Priner," and Curtis Cardón, showing dit chieftain in the story which twin Curewe's production of unscrupulous promotor, mupt was writton by Lambert Hiper The Girl of the Golden West," a dad fight for the right to pay a Intof himself, Lambert Hillyer is Pirst National attruction which

the

the director. It is a transomones to the Coronet Theatretroud into the heart of the pre-

elons gold country. to-morrow.

Afterall release.

frires

Came:

Not only has Director Crowe transferred the Belasco story to the screen, but he has improved up the stage masterpiece to such an, extent that the cinema version ranks as a perfect picture."

Physically, 'Neil and Gordon were well matched: hoth were lig rich with dominating, personalities and each attractes) a following that struik rendy at all times tử fight in }

This is a is picad inks of the west ar southwest in the days history the the lays of hold bandi ands, of promiscuous train Løbing, of fusked despondres, wild riders and Indians, qurgays with starling lidelity tha characterists of a picturesque page in the history of the homler.

Black Derring, leader of the handits, decides to disband and quit. A rival, refuses and feals the greatest part of her patel of ground, dine fest square,

3. Warten Kerrigan is a typical prob of their loyalty to their gay and countie, leader. And fight they did, with Ramerrez, a bandit-caballero" of California in fists and stopes and cindy and guns the pioneering period of when at last they met on a little Sylvia Breaner, in the title.rble.]

the band into a trap. selling them career. It is wonder that out for thirty pieres of silver," Belasco declared. he would" pick All are killed or captured. Peer Miss Brenner for The Girl if he ing escapes, He sets out 10 | Were to stage a revival of the play. Irvinge himself, Be met the Bosenrary Thely is) Nina the an what has been desorted by Mexican vamp, and she plays her the traitor and his better unhood part iike only Rosenairy. They keep him from wreaking his ray play it—a triumph for her. Levenge impan her "in lieu of the An austanding eharacterization is real culprit. The latter meets his that of Sheriff Jack Race, essayed in deserts mud, Deering goes by Russell Simpson, South and out of the hands of the character actor,

haw butò, it is hoped a better lifa, į This eves opted at last to the!

alization that there are good

men and women in the word after)

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"Anna Q Nilsson and a fire east if players are seen in the suppespl Mr. Hart's finois Pinto piny is also present. die August A. R. US, "uuide the phytographic rendition,

HARRISON FÖRD............

Again With Constance Talmadge.

The darkest hour

of Light,

/ when SHADOWS

gre

deepest,

is just before dawn.

Veteran

One of tu siren's most paro- mising young men appears in The Primitive Lover. The First Național attraction starring Con- stare Talmadge. He is Harrison Ford, whose · mpid rise in screen fame during the past year has that -heen a tribute to his sterling ability neither time nor expense in making

From the details it is evident Director Carewe spared

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PROGRAMME FEATURES,

O-NIGHT.

CORONET—The Primitive)

Lover."

Being a popular leading man has its drawharks-so Harrison Ford

seif booked also for an important role in "The Old Homestead" over on the Famous. Players lot.

himself to requirements.

that each faction: wanted, andį needed for its railroad right-of- way.

„Gordon's crowd got there first, and by trickery tried to hold the line against the advanes of O'Neil's men, but in the battle that ensued," Gordon's men were routed and the O'Neil railroad went triumphantly through.

For the midst of this coulbucuй babile, of bgawn and bruin, explo sives and steel, two beautiful girls i played prominent parts. Sharing the perils and the hardships, and bravely standing by the then in their struggles against the rigidl barriers of the Trozei noribund and the dangerous men in the opposing camp. Theirs was # battle of love brought to a happy conclusion when their heroes triumphed in their long, hardi. struggle.

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Last Time To-day

THE STAR

5.30

9.15

WILLIAM S HART.

In the greatest of all Western Thrillers

THE TOLL GATE

LARRY SEMON

In his big comedy scream "A PAIR OF KINGS"

Also

B.A.T. CHINA NEWS Arrival and reception of AMERICAN FLIERS AT SHANGHAI

COMMENCING "SUNDAY

REX BEACH'S

Great Alaskan Railroad Melodrama

THE IRON TRAIL"

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The revelation of a crual fest that ad cost them their happiness, and Thadowed hair young lives. The mysterious man of the supplied the key that brought sistarta back from despair..

BP. Schulberg pratents

Tom forman production-

SHADOWS

greatest story ever

adapted from Wilbur Daniel Stormt famous prise story, Ching Ching Chinaman."

It's a Preferred Picture

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PICTURE MAKING,

CONSTANCE TALMADGE.

Success in "Primitive, Lover."

The theme of The Primitive] The Tavér," which shows diversified camera thoroughly great picture.

Califortis of 49 is re-lived"; the Coronet Theatre for the last time Since the time he cumineured rustic Roller Saloon, with its this evening, is a ready made discovered when he was offered a playing leading roles opposite cosmopolitan crowd, the covered foundation for any comedy.

Ethel Clayton and Wanda Hawley wagon, the miner panning for gold. prominent part by B. P. Schulberg has net with steatly sarees, dandiei n with his high rival suitors, one built along Benu į of Preferred Pictures, in his Ton flis sterling work brought him to silk hat, ait pass before your eyes Brummel lines and the le Forman Production, "Shadows." the attention of Norma Talmadge in this picturization of Belasro's reininísion of original han in his When the shooting of the picture and he played opposite this star in story. Added to the glory of this foreful tarties. The caveman Rid- Fictis Pomley, her role in "The was scheduled, Ford found him- her latest picturus, notably "The production is the beautiful cenic.

Passion Flower, The Wonderful background, which seems to revivi taps the object of his amours only primitive Lover," stands out as it | to find that, in the fustness of the humorous tribute to womanhood Thing "Love's Redemption" all the renunce of hy-gone days.

The story is that of a bandi anamtains, he is utterly incapable Chafing at its shackles. " and Smilin' Through,“

The Primitive Lover." which upon whose hend is a reward of five of caring for her comfort. Not so

Sydney Franklin, who directed, is marked by the first appearance thousand dollars. He is about to far away the brewing coffee of his [ has scored splendidly and has led silent dra bas become one of the k Word opposite-urstrce rob the-Pulku-Saloon when he dis

interesting features or Something had to be done so Taluate is also notable for the covers that the owner is now prevalitsipiis conty to some beautifid mort Director Forman suggested that inclusion of Kenneth Harlot in the whom he met a few days before on into 's cabin with agonizing

motion picture entertaimseat,“ California exteriors. Ford start his day's work at the

the road and carried across the persistens 7

The story is an original by according to William de Mile, "The Primitive Lover" is a streain. Then begins a rare for FORESAURUË studio of Preferred at 7 o'clock

It is the sparkling peranality of adgar Selexir which was adapfed producer of Paramount pictures The young actor promptly agreed in the arvunnent and fw Ewo humorous natire dh the one the love of the girl, between the Miss Tahoedge that makes achate the seren by Frances Marios and himself anganteur musician. sidil weeks until his rugagement stricken girl who imagines herself sheriff and the bandit, and it is

"Music settings to films have in "The Old Homestead” WHS

the heroine of every trashy best only after a series of not the tiling role as that of the remane-seeking Harrison Ford and Kenneth lur- "Shadows" at Coronet Thursday, finished he worked day and night seller that comes from the bookinridents, in which the bandit is wife distinctive suong the many la pre the two leading men and

nearly screen attempts to. perpetrate such the remainder of an unusually progressed just as fast as motion · was adapted by exposed, wounded

canb includes before the camera only catching a

Joe picture production and, I might wink of sleep in between times. Frances Marion from a briginal hanged by the posse, that the character in a manner that is empient

both interesting and amusing, Roberts! Charles Pino, Chief Big say, a great part of the success of "And then some people say that story by Elgar Selwyn and as story is furnight to a climas,

The Girl of the Golden West" The star has done mithing better The Matilda Brundage, George the finer photoplays has been ane a movie actor has it soft," be directed by Sydney Franklin, who

in her entire serven carrer, and Pierre and Clyde Benson.

to the musicianship with which also directed "Smilin' Through.” in a picture well worth seeing, groaned.

colourful settings have been pre- pared at the picture theatres.

WORLD" Brass."

STAR-"The Tull. Gate."

QUEEN'S Maytime."

A PERFECT `FILM.`

To see one of the greitest American stories ever fransdated to the seren, Travelling under the most alluring of titles, ane has lat to view "Bhadows," which wolf be shown here for the first time at the Coronet Theatre, Thursday next.

When Wilbur Daniel Steele created Yen Sip, the Chinese, laundryman who was cast up by the oca, he made a decidedly new and gratifying contribution to literatura. But when Lon Chaney visualized the part in this newest Preferred Picture, he did some- thing far more important, for he added picturesque, living. breathing and altogether lovable, character to his already long list

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of screen personalities,

To say that any one screen pro- duction posscsacs everything the. blast theatre-goer might seek in a

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photoplay, sounds almost too. extravagant to be true. But it comes remarkably near to being the fact in this highly entertaining camera story.

The picture was produced by B. P. Schulberg. Tom Forman, for some time Tom Meighan's direc- tor, was in active charge of pro- duction. An unusual cast includ- ing Marguerite De La Motte, Harrison For J, Walter Long, John Sainpolls, Priscilla Bonner and Buddy Messenger was selected to pupport Chaney

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The GIRL of the GOLDEN WEST

· presented by EDWIN CAREWE

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Adapted from DAVID BELASCO'S powerful drama of the Stage

The stage play that became an opera-the opera that made a wonderful book is now a marvellous. motion picture. Bere are situations that live with the tensity and daring of their action. Here strong men vie for the one woman's love. Here is the life of the 49er with his drink Curses

his fight his unforgetable sacrifice.

with

his

SYLVIA BREAMER J. WARREN KERRIGAN-RUSSELL SIMPSON ROSEMARY THEBY-WILFRED LUCAS and ALL FEATURE CAST.

A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION.

Sunday at 6, 7.30, and 9.15; Monday to Wednesday at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 and 9 15 p m.

Tel: 1743

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Famous Producer's Opinions.

Taking the salence out of the

"To most persons who attend a motion picture entertainment, the music is merely an accompani- ment," Mr. de Mille pointed out. But, while music eulances the emotional forces of a dramatic scene and adds to the zest of a comedy moment; there is also a psychological reason of another kind-the silence must be removed. There is sound everywhere about us. Whether we are con- scious of it or not, it is overy- where. We would realize it with tremendous, force if the world wad- denly became silent. With move- ment on the screen we expet. sound-and it is the intelligent preparation of music sultings that this sub-conscions demand for sound is satisfied. In the better -motion-picture-theatrea composiz tion from the classics are used, thua sorving a double purpose--- removing the stence and, at tim same time, creating a tante for good music."

Mr. de Mille's latest film,, "The Bedroom Window," an original comedy-drama by Clara Beranger,

in in production at the Lasky studio. May McAvoy and. Mal colma McGregor play the leading rules.

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